Very nice free camping geared for camping and trail riding with horses. There were very few campers the week night we stayed and no horses. Great location for us to stop while traveling between south central Ohio and St. Luis Missouri. Clean and well kept. Grassy area to set up camp. Plenty of room for trailers. Spacious and stocked pit toilets. Nice trails through the trees to stretch your legs if just passing through, and it would be an excellent area to stay a few days to explore the trail systems and check out the nearby lake... maybe next time.

7/5/22- Cedar Breaks is a secret treasure! Who knew there was a tiny Bryce Canyon like only 20 minutes from Cedar City UT without all the crowds and tourist traps? We camped for 2 nights at Point Supreme campground and loved it! It’s a small campground at 10,000’ under beautiful spruce trees. It has one restroom that has flush toilets, showers and an outdoor clean-out sink for dishwashing. The camp host was very friendly and helpful. There is a short walking trail from the campground leading to the National Monument’s VisitorCenter, however the trail is not well marked and we first ended up at the ranger housing and maintenance yard. The rangers and staff at the visitor center were friendly and knowledgeable. Other short trails and lookouts can be accessed from the campground so no need to drive around looking for parking.